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Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
Ccmn,,ted without Bail.

Co Monday evening three mon enter.
ed tte bsr RON of Michael S6srkey,
AZ Front and Frat kiln streets, daring
tue aaseDce OF the proprietor and csl.-
ID for bser, which was furnished II en-
by the bartender. After driukin9 they
started out without paying fer it, t,tskine
tho elSss~s with them. Toe bar leader
followed them short distance with the
irtention of having them arrested
WHOM the gang rurnsG aud aeAsu TED
dim with the glasses.
Oae ~ the number nance Jsmsf
EacRetty was arrested last evening and
lsrssigped st tho cisy c.u!t r.ir taorL'
| ing. AS the eviderce sLuwed that The
| bartender Is snriors'y injured, Hog
gerty was committed without ball t
" sit the reeu.t.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
Tho Court of Errors and Appeals.

The Court of Errors and Appeals met
at Dover yesterday morning with Chan.
cellor salisbury presiding, and Chief
Justice Comegys and judges Houi ton,
Paynter and Grubb on the bench. Argu-
ment was heard in the case Of the Dia-
mond State Iron Company VS. Ferris Giles,
appeal from the Superior Court of this
county in which a verdict for $1,000 dam
q ses against the company, for injuries re-
ceiyed by the plaintiff was entered. The
company was represented by f. &. Brad.
ford and George II. Bates, Esqs, and
Ferris Giles by Senator Gray and Levi G.
Bird. Esa The argument consumed the
entire day
| There are fourteen other cases on the
docket, and as some Of them are very i'm
pottant, Il is doubtful If the court will bt
able to conclude it's lators this week.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
The National league oeie bration.

A II citing of the Irish National Lend
ca que was he'd at No. 200 Market st.,
last night, for the purpose of makiog ar
rangements for celebrating the Fourth OF
July ct Union Park. A programme was
arranged, in which tbs Warren Athletic
Association will take prominent part.
These exercises will commence at 9 O'Clock
in the morning, and continue until noon.
In the aftercoon there will be game of
base ball between the Shibes of Philadel-
phia and the Americas of this city. AT er
the game speeches Will be made by
General Michsel Kerwin of New York !,
Hon Martin Forsn, of Cleveland John
,O'Byrne, Esq Of New York, and Senator
George Gray.
There will be gooi music ell day, and
an admission fee Of 50 cents will lie
charged. The entertainment will be
under the charge OF the Municipal Coun
ell of the League of this city, OF which
Owen j. Hession is chairman, Thomas Il.
Lally secretary and Stannari treasurer,
WHO will leave nothing undore to make
! IL the best ever given in this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
A. Newspaper Man al d HIS Basket.

As a newspaper msa wa, vending
his way cut Fourth street on Tuesds,
afternoon, he was sccosted by citizen
with the erery, Going to Darket?"
"Oh. no." was TIE repiy, 81 merely
take my basket with me In order to
carry my coat in 1t, ss IL is too warm 10
wear It," To this the citizen very
sagsly rema ked t. ct he ives rem aided
OF the Anscdose in regard to the farmer
going to- the mill with tho osg CT graif
on hts shoulder, Ia order that fa mieh,
tighten the horse of winch he wap
astride. The newspaper man wat
deeply impressed with the display Of
such power CT observation on the par
of Tho citizen, hs 1t wonl1 certainly
puzzle wiser man than Solomon Il
see wit or wisdom in the gar,etioE.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
Bargains.

Bargains.
Another good opportunity = onered
|by Ogls and Ford TO purchase building
On the tsrms offered any one who de.
|sires can secure Q site, - 1t requlres'no
means. $40 cash ana IS per month
makes 1t possible for any one to become
the owner OF lands, and II the buyer
does not build or improve some one else
will.
The Advertisement In the columns Of
the REPUBLICAN calls your attention to
the W western portion Of the city in 1873,
which, By reference to the map meg
ltloned, ia an appare ut fact; for instance,
1.-THE map shows that In the territory
bounded by Fourth street on the south,
acd Eleventh street on the north, Jack.
son street on the cast, and Uuicn street
on the west, there were 80 dwellings ia
1874, consequently IN such settlec ter
rttory grounds sold low; now ground is
| worth All the way from SIG to Si25 per
;oot, and there is over l. 500 houses erect
I'd
Aea.n, on Third street west OF Mad
son 10 Union, there were houses In
s1S7A; on Seoond west OF MaoisoI, u
houses In 1874; on Front street west OF
n ison, III hcpses in 1874; Monroe
from Front street to Dtl ware avenue,
t21 hoases; Ausms from Front to Dsla
ware avenue, IL houses; jackson from
Front to Delaware avenue, IL houses !;
ltvanBuren froG Front to Delaware ave
lnue, 3 houses; Harrison from trout TO
! Della a-e avenue, Z houses; franklin
! IfYotn F,out TO Delaware avenue, z
= ibous e.; BTooms FROM Frott TO Della.
tvsre aveTue, house; Rodney from
Feonr t. Delaware avenue, houses;
ICiay ton from Front To Delaware ave
! tnue, 70 ie; Dupont from trout to Della
I ware avenue. 6 houses; Scott flom
d Front 10 Delaware avenue, houses;
u Lincoln from Front TO Delaware ave
inue, none; Union from Front to Dela'
3 ware avenue, none.
~ So, from the foregoing, 1t is evident
If that 1t will be only short time until
what is now away out, will bs practi'
"a cally in tbs city proper.
III Who, tan years aso, would imagine
!, tthst Madison street would be to VII
!. tnin1tCr what South street Is to Phila.
d tdeiphia? Such Is the fact, ard II will
Eonly be short time before Union street
q | will be the Market street Of the west
iern section OF he city. -.
u A new schoolhouse aud church will
:, add an impetus to the locslity. The b
a s. o shops will MAKE property double
u In value, as soon as operations begin.
III 1t is hard TO conceive how people lei
,aithese Opportunities pass, but neverthe
n less some Dc, others take advantage
and then people wonder how they make
money. Some esy tbey want start
well here it Is, take advantaye OF 1t snc
* buy these lots on July 9, 1888?
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

srrivei about 8 o'clock, but they could
not toll the extent Of Mr.. DorAn's inju
tries.
came ous shout 10 O'Clock 70 lake chavae .
OF tbs bodies spd make pfepara lions ior
holding IN inquest.
The Noble and Dorap families had
lived adjoining each other for several
years before last spring, and moved TO.
aetber to the houses where they have
n ct with their misfortunes. The fami
lies were of the highest respectabllity
and stood we'll In the community.
OTHER EF1EcTs OF THE STORM.
The storm Is said to have been very
severe In Stanton, unroofing several
houses.
Tho large new d dwelling. in which is q
lliquor store. belonging 70 Dspni
DouQherty, Lowering avenue aud Scott
street, had the roof lifted up and laid
over in the street. A large number OF
trees have bsen uprootsd, one at Della
ware avenue and Jackson street, one ai
Second and Jefferson street, several on
Harry Johnson's property, Maryland
avenue, and on Trump's, Lattimer's
Hsyden's and Lynsm's places on the
Newport pike. Dslawa avenue thi,
morning WAS cluttered With Limbs
blown from trees.
A large tree was blown down ai
Delaware avenue and Union street
crushed through tho front yard fencel
and barely fell short OF reaching Net
Eorrest's house. The sparrows alarm OF
at the fury Of the storm few with sucl
violence into the city hnll that buckle
of dead sparrows was gathered up
The roof OF the pavilion In Eighth Stree
Park was blown of. Mrs. Haley, nea
5hsrpIey's school house. Brand win
Hundred. had COW killed by o shet
blOw down upon her.
The wagon house on the Derrlcksol
place. Concord pike, was blown down
y new shed belon ging to Frank Sharp
ley, alec the stone wall. A shed be
longing TO David r. Smith, on tn
Thatcher place, was blown down. Tw,
.rees at Fourth and Poplar streets wer
b'own down. A Dumber Of holes wer
washed In the streets where pipe ha
lust been laid, sidewalks were over
flowed and In places cellars wer
flooded.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
at tie CITY Court.

The usual session OF city court was
held at o'clock this morning, and the
following cases disposed of Montgom-
cry Wright was adjudged guilty OF
drunkenness, and fined 81 and costs. W
II Baldwin, an old rounder, was sentenc.
ed, to pay s. and costs for drunkenness
and as he was escorted from the dock
said, "Why didn't he make it $50
could have paid it just as easy. II they
hadn't pulled me in l would have LEFT
town ty this time" Henry Mcdaniel
who has been he ore the court number
of times, was fined So and costs for bein.
drunk aud Gisurderly &
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
OlIYef,H EXcnrsion.
NO Paon,e's Chris.inn A. es

The Young People'a ChrIA.inn Asso
ciation OF Olivet Onarch, socomrapied
by the Sunday schso!, will give theil
first excursion to BirmlaShGIl P&rg OF
Thursday, Jrue %. Tfsirs VII leov'
Madison stree ~ c'c.Cck. Ever.
effort has EN- na5e 20 have tbla ex
cursion grand success, ana n ysrN
pleasant tima is anticinaaed. Yea al
are invited to come. Yor viii hs pat
roniziug q woTtiy cava2, ss the rTo
cHeds will be used by TIE Young Peu
pls's ChTisgiGn Association to osta5.is;
s. reading room Ter thetr Tecrs n:en
Tickets Can lie lad y. the cars ca Thurs
day morning. DIansr sni rsiresI,
mert5 pilA he Eeryei on tho pranBd 4
Ch.iarso'a t!3.,sti eniy 25 ceats; adu!l
so ceLts.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
KENNARD&CO,
Paras0l Bargains

Lower prices than
you have everknOwn|
before. Closing sale
of a large manufac-
turer.
A lot of ladies
Satin Coaching in
browns, tans, ecru,
blue; full 22-in., at
81. This very same
|parasol sold this sea-
son at So. A lot of
ladies' fullsize 22-in.
dotted Parasols at
$3.50. This same
|parasol sold this sea-
lson at S..
! A lot of children S
entirely new styles
at $l.25; cheap at
|$2 early in the sea-
Ison.
We have had great
success on our Lace
covered Parasols
this season at 1915;
|still have a few left.
| All of our Black
ISatin Parasols are
marked way down
Ito close.
All Black Silk,
IGlOria and Helvitia
ISun Umbrellas al
lower prices than
ever offered before.
| We deal largely
lin Rain Umbrellas,
selling only those
1--we canrecOmmend,
land as usual with
us, make our prices
las low as most in
Iferior goods are sold
lat.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
DIED
DTEJI
COOK On June Il. 1851. .IIzLlr T.

|COOK On June Al. 1887, Lizzie IT eaupb.
ter Of Josiah and Ninris Cook, aKsd 4
months AID Il days
Relatives and friends are responsibility In
vited to attend tho funeral troin tae rest =
dence OF her parents, e3l tast E!ghth stroet
|Thursday afternoon at $50 ocioc1.
Our little darling, too fSir iof earth. was
called by him who has said: s'SUiict jj.tIs
childron TO como unto me, a3d foraid them
not, fo- OF sucn is the ktnYdo n Of Heaven -
lHORNER-In Bridgeport, New Jtrsey. on
the l7th OF June. 1857, Nathaniel J. Iior.
per, formerly Of $50 A:ch street, Pniladel-
phia, IN the 52d year Of hts aEe.
lnteTment In Camden, Kew jersey.
"a patient sufferer at rest.'
|WRIGHT.-0n juno 2l, Franklia Wright,
In the 10th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends aTa respectfully IN
vited to attend his funeral fion MS lote resi-
dencc sos Menroo stree, on Erldav, NJ =
G'ci0"k, p. N.
:ct'rGent prlysts,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
She Could Not Refuse nim.

Pleesure Is all ! want; reaily,
thought you knew il. ] " lisa you conld
feel as feel. l could actually knee. at
your feet fer 1t. For what? For ae
60 n panying me to the preat Grand
Central Clothing Depot. He bought
ono OF those advertised cAesimera ssits
for IS. 90 that are worth 80
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
v't,o Mailer CONFRONT

The Lew Court and The VI
mission hGi a eaa.ortlCa ~
reference to tie IA ieet Of lsTd
at the south approach 10 ~
fridge over the branlyEiIe
ment was ,irawr W it wriapgi
ed by parties Oh each s.le, VII
for the appointment Q, Q SoaI
condemn the land, art ai;e::
Henry A. DUPONT, Iiaac tlI1
Park Postles VIII then actS
and hear evidence oa toia sll1
miue the question Of O'n1
there Is now nothing II the W,
prosci.es vii. be compIeta|
bridge finished as soon IS IO
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
En itAtc- CnnIuIss,nn.

The regu'a: wefkly N nssting of the
Board G. Water Conan sssioners was
hrit last evening. Tle CITY Treasurer
'cnr rlci q Oe!s.uc' OF 81, ,l9i.6S ia the
UDiun National BrnG to the credit Of
tie commission. Ofders we're crawn,
anountiog TO sG,5,o to pay tho interest
falling due July Ist on ioans Nos 18 l9
and 70. After transse,inR sonle routin-
bus ness the nesting I'D ioGrnsd.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

One embraces the balance OF four different lines OF AWoo
Dress Goods this to be closed out at the UNI
matchable price IS yard Cut down from 62H and
50 cents.
few pieces of zscent goods 54nch awool The price
is ,7H cents yard to close out the lot quick.
Eight pieces of Bege, cut from 37 cents to IS cents yard
What bargan Eight yards agood pattern, for SI44 in
stead OF $500
few short lengths Cooed Silks for chdrens dresses
to 10 yards in piece; half price. We must positively de-
cline to give samples of the above goods
One case Summer Blankets at the Lowest price ever known for
quality of goods Good size, to be sold at retail
only for 70 cents pair. Now is your time
part left of Figured Plaid Organdes handsome goods
marked down from cents to I2H cents.
Two hundred pieces Saeens French and American goods
French neat and pretty patterns to be sold at cents
yard best goods Styles that will suit the taste Of lots of
ladies. But we ask 37H cents for the like best
An immense Of Secsuckers all the cheap prices Entire
new styles Of Crepelne Crazy Creps from IS
down to IL H cents for choice patterns.
Thirty pieces Egyptian Lace yard from Is 3o
cents Tremendous cut in price. Swiss and Egyptian
Founcngs As inches WIDE Is cents to $500 yard Very
popular with the ladies'
Hosiery, regular made for ladies' children and gentlemen,
pair: marked down from Is and SIX cents An
precedented bargain.
Fifty six ladies' Pure Silk Goves-cost sIIoo dozen
import this season. We found them by accident They will
cost you 50 cents pair bargain that cannot be dupli-
Gated We never the like before
What promise will fulfill The "Bee Hive is noted
place where customers find just what is advertised.
RUSSELL, MlSSlMER & CO..
SOC MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
Fifth EDI7iI
At Atlan.,-

The memha, A''.n,Ic ciy,
SSe~pany, Ssv a, ~ which i. I,,, 'Is ~ alA
,siilpIp,ps VIII ,ssD.s a, the Misia'"s.' ins,'s't :
=. was ,,s what hat, Is known a',,a'Ss .. g
'a4e Tes took g, place in iat l5s 5s'a'" a. @
snd ua,, 4 ra. IN isns'A, stated at, SsIs'. ~.
over over the entire roa.s, .as,'',r,II,sll ~
fe1le,v.s fsne was as 'ollosii:: w. u, oil
o1hss oohnss'niss ns,s, the Mayor. MiySr 'Tsa +,
nni,f n..,t. ingnos, Gnu Cn,ip's, ip'',nIa's
~. assistant .,a, Enliuser.' flS..L' =, L'cs
sae i ohief I, E!usInesil,, oOS;',nna, .; g
D:. ~ a., ard e. .Wilmiusloaa, i d. Buy.
sucs .,,ss Fils COMPANY ,s'ls''Sj :, q,
With WITH forty men; St,a.,wl oi
Trenta! Trrrentou; the E,sie" Fi,. ,FFSi,l';'. ::
Isshtui tirtv HHe I'd
Isea%.r xIs'. and Aose ,,,.,s @.r
Hs1rm,,, H,s.,s fand . of p paI,saas'ia,a sa'i,
as,ph'a. with eliA'y' 'yy.S"p',!
|oi pTottsvillt; ,ls Good O.IG s,rl.
Ioi Potlsville, s.,, ,1 40, siasn'
s steamer , and truck. ~ ny, y,.la ?
|,a.n ,na the re-, Norris Usae.s,,a :1s s,a'i
Town, with forty uiso p'a'' ma!, h
ship Band, with ihe Ds,; S,i.s
pspy, OF Chester, with ts.f .,Aa
bV,anLlin ahe Losa ci.,.a,
With fotty mer; tbs -,s,y ~. ! A
with the wa.bip,,'s,' s''i :. 10y q
Pa, fifty mea; wr.,,,eeil. VA, "
PHILADELPHIA, With Yt,'IsSs he St.
pany, OF Burlirs,s,. a''Ic
men, with s.eans; ~
carriaef; the N,,,,,,,a,il ala
With the United s,s1.p. ,sp'lla Y.
Atlantic City. slstT INV NV. 70
hAndenaine end tva aS sraa G'a
the, the Columbia Band, Of s'is' pGI
with the Pennsylu., S.a ~,
'lwiIh steamer and sr. A,s. ~.
Athletic Band, Of n,l.snsila nl
the Atlantic, cf llrs. \
men; the Frapill1 Hr,' y
Iphia, with tie Youra AZ.
Innns;or, sixty men, vn
Sixth Regiment Bsud, aN5
the Neptun. Hose c nsr,
ICity, forty slx men, link,
parede carriage EI!..aS hi
lD.um Corps, viii Mann
Philadelphia, with st, NJ.
sarriape; the Aner.cCsror,1 m,
Atlantic City, With tie Gaa
aud L,'ider Cou pary, Vi Al,
with forty men.
L. TIE .nnual b,ll s-i rtcp.
Neptune Hose COapsry b
the United stss-s Ho,el ,st
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
NJ AKElAGES.

WARNlOk-BErN N ER.-In Phi'eds slpais.
on 1uesday, Juno 2lst, by Rev. Adam
e,tenR %, Mr.. Horace WaanicE, OF Phila.
delphia, anl Miss Hannah J. i3enner for
msriy Of Wilmington. De-.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

Peter W. ClRrk slIl Mil,u
lots near the correr = TnihI
bard streets, at public .,ls,
day afternoon.
The awning in front Of Esla
corner Water ard Market n
down last evening. |
Aut'iltuleDd4e fli pys:s-
Tor ssle at Patent M.d,ciue
Market street.
A cobg mau ecpiryei 8.
& Jores Ccmps1j', voA
rsHk wards CT Ct lAo via.
Chris t,sls crttt On Tassisy !
wss II MED out an,l went i
usu.l In the ai,ernoca.
Gilrlore's kic la.i, WiIt.|
remedy tor G!sp. psis .tyaI
trouble; piea-an, 10 ;ass; 1
tie; Tor esls at Wn Sp'ir.}
ii edioine Depot, &c. MarEa(
Yesterday Harry !, NOa1
Cl;v. sold lis $40 go'ur v,cttI
New York, on terms vhki|
made public, al sae vii! t.|
that city by Il J. Gross,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
yellow Fever spreading ID

WAsuIaGToN, June 2l.-A
econ General SlCLtr las ~
Past Atsis,aut surgeon dlsna r
s., Stationed at Key Wet. t... fa
in regard to the yellow it'si !.
that place in when he s 5aIi ,ss
velopins on a! parts ol ! tlr y,
AFT .ctipg the ciaalen Q, .,'" ~
residents, the Indications i,s...| pt..1
disease will not run 10 ecliS|
the susceptible material ..,sa !. 81
adds that steps ore lepg 'ii'
tie disease to tue lalalu iu4
its spread to the m1iala'la'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
Accident &C EdS'N

Yesterday afternoon / : nl,,,oorI ~
an employee at tie EdtsaVSl 1s9a 'ng1
was badly injured w1,,s ''arsr lll
work, by an iron s,,,as ~ nan vi.
leg. The unfortunate n"d li,'I TbI
In the tit;ing.up gam, ,'."s az" ol ip
in lifting the heavy piece sr Iell a
broke, AMI tie striuget l . tbe mu rnl
thigh crushing him int to Ocsa,'.Ins s,s Ig
woun'i ,,ou I'd which bl. d eOpi0a''
attic. dcd by Or. Draper
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
On.y Mariied SIX "eeA'
Her.

List night q man rcla,I, orr
. hard days worh auu 'Y' u
wife, VINO is Il model ',,t o. az
sweet 1s u. lhs'r WIN ;r.,
arme, iate: "L.' 10 ,!Ss' laa
Gus on the kissrr icr .m lu.a'
bracing her precious .. '. cbrr1
pweet nec.sr from ne. ,. oSi'1 n
for boy Ing lin a ,.,'a Psl' .
lasting wo'sted s9lslsst o!ina NJ
cents n. the cres' d,rn. Unit I|
lug Depot, Fifth and N"'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
United st.tes Gov" ,.''

Jude Bradley of II the ma AZ d
Supreme Court ',aIn came oI ,V Vsiltinr St
day for the : FuTppsv i,1s,,It IN Court
CO ees ON the dock'. ,,ior "', 10 ths
attor, ry. at the S.o,i Couty Ssre >, al d
pealo in Doyel tn,S ,;Srncd TO w
st saSf5 3 o'cIacE i,a.ist il the t% Afternoon: ]:
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
~ TIT 4 OI III II We hSVIN II A1O 1oI
OUR STOCK OF
SLIPPERS.

Slippers of Kid, Plain and Beaded with
puffs and bows ih great variety Newport,
Oxford and Miranda ties.
Slippers for Ladies', Misses, Children,
Men and Boys.
Slippers oil Kid, Pebble, Lasting and
Velvet Embroidered.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

Firoworks q. E,rea.ea'., !. : 2nd
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
Ata lisd II Do"

She st-pck a irsS,s y, ! sssscsiI
ipg in,o hls eS'1 e, iose se YOU"
II the r.atter Is ..,n's Ii's' siribrl
,.r aa'S fo p ppsirsni1s i, til; ;,ssl.ss''' slss's'''
OIo,hiia Hcuse', ,pr.'aia py' j
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
,,,,,depd Dsciai'"a :

The Delaware Enil:",'ia lc,,,il alaeSnno,] en]
declared tie u'ual 'usrsHle en- aDdo
lst at the treasure, !, hoIIers c,no ~
%I'%''F,Gnn VIM. + he ''sStD'i?j ,tS1s q ). V ''
shees, me sS3 .Msrke,s trce'' /
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
HARDY SOLOMON & SONS
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND NoN-REsIDENTs.

If strangers who visit Wichita and feel
an interest in its future will call at the office
Of Hardy Solomon & Sons, 331 E Douglas
avenue, and register their name and place Of
residence they will be furnished thereafter, by
mail, free Of charge with all important matter
pertaining to the welfare of this city. We
will also be pleased to furnish non-residents
with any information they may wish in regard
to our city and will, if they send us their
names and address, from time to time send
them copies of our live daily papers free of
charge. We buy and sell real estate for non
residents and can refer to persons in any
state in the union to whom we have sold
Wichita real estate and for whom we have
made money. We also refer to the Wichita
National Bank or any of the daily papers o
Wichita.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
FORD,
BENT COUNTY, COLORADO.

The wonderful opening Rocky Ford,
April r. 1887, amounted SIT 10000 and which has
since by later sales been augmented to the
tenton in Colorado and Kansas The history OF no town
the lines Of the A. g S F. Ry affords parallel to
opening Se either in the magnitude OF the amounts
invested intense earnesnes displayed by the 400
purchasers who present The movement was spOn-
taneous There an utter lack Of any attempt to gen
The results attained
entirely genuine OF the location ITSELF
backed beautiful and productive country Let It be
noted tWentyfOnr contracts, each calling Tor
building to cost not less than 81 900 and an equal num-
requiring the construction OF buildings or the value
Of $500, were executed on the day Of SALE
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
IRRIGATION

Is successfully and extensively pursued The Catlin
Rocky Ford canals fine OF rich black
soil can found between Pueblo ana Kan
Bob canal the north in OF construc
tior will add to the rrigable area an immense territory
Of productive SOIL
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
Rocky = Ford

Is slope of the Arkansas River SO
Of Pueblo and IS miles west Of Lamar. It lies
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-05-06
ORWELL.

Apolos Skinners confined to his house
with rheumatism.
Communion services were held at the
Congregational church on Sunday last,
Rev. 5. F. Calhoun officiating. The at
tendance was larger than for several Sun
days past.
Edward Walker is driving a fine three
year-old stallion for Messrs. Sherman and
Hall that promises to be a fine addition
to the noted studs of this vicinity. This
horse was sired by Kenmore, he by AL
mont; his dam was by Bay Lambert.
thus combining two noted families of
Vermont and kentucky.
Henry Burt died on Sunday morning,
after long and severe illness. of rheu-
matte affection. lie was blacksmith by
trade and had spent 80 years or more of
his life in town, beng before his death
among the old people of the town. The
funeral was to be held on Tuesday if
friends from distance arrived in time.
w. 7. Branch of kirwin, Kansas, is in
town, the guest of his father, |. r..
Branch. He has business connections
with a large number of capitalists in this
and other towns in this vicinity. is CASH
Ter of the Traders bank of Kirwn, which
INSTITUTION ne organized ana started a lit
tie more than two years since and has
pushed it to the front in that part of
Kansas; and paying 20 per cent divi-
dends has proved very satisfactory to
the stockholders here. He has also or
gained and started within few months
the Bankers Loan and Trust company,
which thus far has proved very success
full. He is now contemplating resigning
his position as cashier of the Traders
bank and removing the headquarters of
the loan and trust company to Concor-
da, where he will put this institution on
tirst-class basis and push it to the front
among other institutions of the kind in
the West. Il. b. Smith of Brandon is
the president and W. II. Wright of the
same place vice-president, both gentle
men of financial ability and worth. w
Il. Branch is the secretary and genera
Western manager.